Résultats pour "Justus McGonigal" dans Littérature et fiction

The protagonist wakes up in a place she doesn’t recognize, without memory of who she was. Disoriented, she finds herself navigating a strange, alien world that nonetheless feels familiar. As she encounters individuals from her past—each unlocking pieces of her forgotten life—she begins to piece together fragments of who she was. Found with her, a katana that holds more than just a deadly edge. It speaks to her in a way she cannot ignore, its true purpose mysterious yet undeniable. Why does it resonate so deeply with her?

As the world hurtles through a storm of cyber attacks, geopolitical strife, and relentless warfare, one small-town deputy finds himself thrust onto the front lines of a battle that transcends borders. JR Knight, a seasoned law enforcement officer, witnesses the fragility of our existence firsthand. The shelves stripped bare in local stores, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are not distant tales but stark reminders that our world can change instantly.

Hunted from the skies and haunted by a split-second decision, Hutch, Red, and Dom must navigate shifting alliances, whispered threats, and a crew demanding answers. As secrets surface and tensions rise, one wrong move could be the last. An unexpected figure emerges—but not in the way you imagined...

The crew forges a monster out of rust and fire—a War Machine built to crush enemies. In Erebus, power never comes without a price. A comrade lost. An enemy slain. A ghost returns. On the horizon, a fortress called Tide Pen looms. They must step into the prison—but who will walk back out?

The hunt for Dom drives the crew deep into the heart of Erebus. Into unforgotten lands. Mountains, shadow, and silence close in. It’s moving. Watching. Choosing. They’ll learn the worst loss isn’t always the one you see.

Co-Pilot returns with answers. Red faces her future self. Hutch ends up in a life-or-death situation. A crew member vanishes — and all that’s left is a message on the wall. No warning. No plan. Is Libfonic at war?